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Localbanya.com is an online grocery shopping platform based in Mumbai, India that was launched in 2012. It was founded by 3 entrepreneurs and is funded by Karmvir Avant Group. The document discusses Localbanya's customer demographics including that 59% of customers are women and 14% are senior citizens. It also outlines the benefits of online grocery shopping with Localbanya such as saving time and money compared to traditional grocery shopping. A questionnaire was administered and 67% of respondents showed interest in using Localbanya for future grocery purchases.
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Local Banya Presentation
- 1. UNIVERSITY OF MUMBAI Project Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 1
- 2. LOCALBANYA.COM : AN ONLINE BUYER’S PERSPECTIVE OF GROCERY SHOPPING Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping2
- 3. SATEJ SATISH NAGWKAR Guided by :PROF. RUPA ADITA Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 3
- 4. Contents Introduction Facts & Figures Team LocalBanya Products Offered Benefits Questionnaire Conclusion Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 4
- 5. Introduction Concept was done in 2011 Start-up in May 2012 by 3 budding entrepreneurs Funded by : Karmvir Avant Group Currently Number 1 in Mumbai Major Competitors : Ekstop , Big Basket, Green Cart . Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 5
- 6. Facts and Figures Users : 1. Women constitute to 59 % of the transactions 2. Males constitute to a 41%. 3. 29 % of the business is coming from restaurants, corporates, cooperative societies, and other institutions that require groceries in bulk (which the website aims to grow to a sizeable 35% by mid 2014). 4. About 11 % of deliveries are done between 10 to 12 pm. 5. Senior citizens constitute a sizeable 14 % of the customer base. 6. Internationally online grocery retail is growing nearly 7 times faster than on-ground formats. Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 6
- 7. Team LocalBanya Mr. Amit Mr. Karan Ms. Rashi Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 7
- 8. Products Offered Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 8
- 9. Benefits No long lines Shop from home or travelling Saves time Saves money to travel and transport the goods purchased via the supermarkets Cash on delivery shopping available and one can return the product if it is not preferred. Daily Discounts Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 9
- 10. Questionnaire Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 10
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- 14. Conclusion 67% of the people showed interest to buy from Localbanya post the survey was taken Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 14
- 15. Thank you Localbanya.com: An Online Buyer's Perspective Of Grocery Shopping 15